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- ItemCHANGING ROLES IN THE NIGERIAN MEDIA INDUSTRY: A STUDY OF MULTIMEDIA JOURNALISM(Kuwait Chapter of Arabian Journal of Business and Management Review, 0008-04-01) Adelabu Omowale,The practice of journalism has always been at the cutting edge of technology. Every changes in technology has always impact journalism; from printing press to telephone; from radio technology to television; from satellite technology and now to internet. Change has always been the lot of journalism, yet, there is no technology that has radically alter the practice of journalism like multimedia technology. The paper adopted exploratory technique to interrogate the impact of multimedia technology on the practice of journalism. The author concluded that multimedia technology has redefined the traditional role of journalist, the practice of journalism and the dichotomy between print and electronic media.
- ItemFreedom of Expression and Nigeria's State Security Decree(1992) Oloyede, I. Bayo
- ItemThe Constitutional Basis of Press Freedom in Nigeria (1960-1992)(1993) Oloyede, I. Bayo
- ItemOf Law, Military Rule and Closure/Proscription of News and Media(1994) Oloyede, I. Bayo
- ItemThe Press, Military and Freedom of Expression(1994) Oloyede, I. Bayo
- ItemJournalists and Disclosure of Sources(1995) Oloyede, I. Bayo
- ItemThe Justification for Press Freedom in Nigeria(2002) Oloyede, I. Bayo
- ItemPress Freedom Under Military Rule: An Investigation of Research Designs(2003) Oloyede, I. BayoSystematic investigations or researches with valid and reliable findings are the only means of increasing human knowledge. These kinds of investigations must always be based on scientifically sound procedural plans or designs. This paper attempts to create an appropriate research design for examining the freedom of the press during military rule in Nigeria by studying existing designs on similar themes.
- ItemTraining of Rural / Community Communicators(Jedididah Publishers, 2003) Oloyede, I. Bayo
- ItemInfluence of insecurity on social activities and the coping strategies in Bayshin community of Abuja(Ijagun Journal of Social and Management Sciences (JOSMAS), 2003-06-01) Fakunle, S.O.People’s social identities and activities are at stake where there is insecurity. The present study presents the influence that insecurity has on the way of life of the residents of Byazhin community, Abuja, in the north-central zone of Nigeria, as reflected in their social activities. The study adopted the purposive sampling method in the selection of a sample size of 400 adults in the streets of the Bayshin community to obtain the quantitative data and 20 informants for the qualitative data. Using a questionnaire and an in-depth face-to-face interview as the research instruments, the study found and concluded that insecurity affected the agricultural activities, formal educational activities, ceremonies and social engagements, business activities, market meetings, and religious activities of the residents.
- ItemPerceived economic benefits ofparticipation on community extension and ecotourism activities(2004-10-28) Adeleke, Bola Olusola
- ItemPress Freedom: A Conceptual Analysis(2005) Oloyede, I. BayoThis historical - research paper attempts a general exploration of press freedom as a concept. It inquires into the origin and general perception of the liberty of the press at evolution and into its different contemporary notions in the three broad socio-political systems of the world. It finds out that since press freedom originated under libertarianism in post-1688 England, various attempts have been made to conceive and implement,in the 'interest' of society, what the authors of the efforts perceived as the 'ideal' or 'true' variants of the concept. The paper concludes that since the structure of the press, including its freedom, is always determined by the socio-political structure, an ideal press freedom that will be equally enjoyable by or beneficial to all members of the society, irrespective of socio-political class, will always be difficult, if not impossible, to perfectly, effectively conceive, much more implement.
- ItemEducation Beyond Schooling: Foundation For National Development(2006) Omitola, AdetolaDevelopment is a multi dimensional concept that could manifest at individual, community, state, national and international levels. The most important, however, of all the dimension is the individual level which is the transformation of the individual from a less desirable state to a more progressive state. The paper argues that the transformation of the individual could only be achieved through robust education and not schooling alone or certificates. It concludes by drawing relevant examples of values and virtues in traditional education that could help shape or mould individuals so as to make them an instrument of societal transformation, progress and development.
- ItemInfluence of communication strategies on tourism extension of conservation areas: A case of University of Ibadan Zoological Garden,(Journal of Agricultural Research, University of Ibadan, 2006-06-04) Adeleke, Bola Olusola
- ItemSustainable Tourism in Nigeria: Connecting the People and the Park(2008) Omitola, Adetola
- ItemGovernment Ownership of the Press and Military Interface in Nigeria(2008) Sanusi, Bernice Oluwalanu
- ItemUnderstanding the Role of Customer-Relations in Nollywood Marketing Strategies(2008) Adelabu, Omowale
- ItemA Review of the Book Entitled "Is your boss Difficult?"(2008) Akinbobola, Olusola Iyabode
- ItemSocial Issues in Advertising(2008) Talabi, Felix
- ItemXenophobic Attacks on Black Non-South Africans in South Africa: The Communication Imperatives(2008) Oloyede, I. Bayo